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    Air Particle Zapper.

    Ever wonder why your new high-end system doesn't quite sound 'right'? Tweak after tweak you try to figure out where something went wrong. Well, finally the solution is here. The Gargoyle: Air Particle Zapper by Denninger.



    Only $8,999/Gargoyle!!!

    Specs: 48"X46"X52", weight: 2128 lbs. 100% pure iron with silver-lined core.

    This is the most critical tweak that you could possible utilize into your system. A true audiophiles dream come true! How does it work?

    The biggest problem to your high-end system has nothing to do with the system itself...rather the mischievious air particles that are causing noise pollution in your listening space causing the sound from your speakers to get distorted. It's the silent killer, some say. Those air particles may seem insignicant until you try the Gargoyle! You will immediately be blown away by the improvement in sound. Tighter bass, more control, and the detail and defintion is greatly improved. The Gargoyle simply sits in the middle of your listening space and using the latest technological breakthroughs is capable of BLASTING those unwanted particles away without you even knowing that it's working. It's genius.

    Here is what some semi-satisfied customers had to say....

    "Not only is the over-priced Gargoyle a superb room addition, but it's also making a huge impact on my sound!"

    "Just because the Gargoyle costs as much as it does to feed some third-world countries for an entire month doesn't mean it's worth jeopardizing my system!"

    "Once I set the Gargoyle in my listening room the difference was astonishing, not only did I hear a difference in sound, but I also had a new listening companion!"

    "Forget about vibration control! You need air particle control! You need the Gargoyle!

    "The Gargoyle has changed my life, not necessarily 100% true, but since it cost as much as my car, so it seems like it should have"

    "The Gargoyle instantly improved my sound and my 4-year old son rides it like a pony, so it's something to keep him busy while I pay attention to my system for hours on end!"

    The Gargoyle: Air Particle Zapper is not for your average audiophile, but rather the true elitist perfectionist who must have clean air in order to have true musical bliss. The Gargoyle is capable of blasting millions of particles per second, which is unmatched by any other conventional method, if any conventional methods exist. This device is so extraordinary that it pays for itself, sort of.

    The first 100 units sold get a limited edition Gargoyle with the Denninger name hand printed in 24K gold. Get yours today!!!!!!!
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    Crackhead Extraordinaire Dusty Chalk's Avatar
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    Any relation to Maxwell's Demon?
    Eschew fascism.
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    No relation to speak of.

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    Both mythical, nyeh.
    Eschew fascism.
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    I remain,
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    Yes, mythical.

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    I took a headstart... basite's Avatar
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    crap, where will we write this, another useless and seriously overpriced object...
    is it made by the same "company" as the moon rocks for in your speakers???

    i guess this is a new tactic, make your useless items so expensive so that the stupid people wo buy it, will think that it makes a difference,

    a good slogan would be: "it's the price that makes the difference"
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    I took a headstart... basite's Avatar
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    actually, after some research,
    where did you find all the info on it??
    denninger actually is a company that makes weather vanes, and the gargoyle is one of them

    their site:
    http://www.denninger.com/alumwv.htm
    Life is music!

    Mcintosh MA6400 Integrated
    Double Advent speakers
    Thiel CS2.3's
    *DIY Lenco L75 TT
    * SME 3012 S2
    * Rega RB-301
    *Denon DL-103 in midas body
    *Denon DL-304
    *Graham slee elevator EXP & revelation
    *Lehmann audio black cube SE
    Marantz CD5001 OSE
    MIT AVt 2 IC's
    Sonic link Black earth IC's
    Siltech MXT New york IC's
    Kimber 4VS speakercable
    Furutech powercord and plugs.

    I'm a happy 20 year old...

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    You should oughtta read the rest of the thread.
    Eschew fascism.
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    you guys are crackheads.
    I remain,
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    THIS IS TOO FUNNY!!!!!!!! Basite...sorry to bust your chops, but you missed the parody.

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    I had forgotten all about this lil' classic number....

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    How sad that you are bumping your own old posts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMichael
    How sad that you are bumping your own old posts.
    Yeah, sad indeed. Too bad there is nothing else around here to talk about as this place is practically a ghost town thanks to the way things are. Also, thanks to you Rich-N-Texas went elsewhere and I am sure many others.

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    A lot of those guys like mtrycrafts were absolute jerks. They and their sock puppets caused me to leave.

    He's now holding court at Audioholics. His "anything that I don't recommend is garbage" and "all wires and cables sound the same" mantras haven't changed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PeruvianSkies
    Yeah, sad indeed. Too bad there is nothing else around here to talk about as this place is practically a ghost town thanks to the way things are. Also, thanks to you Rich-N-Texas went elsewhere and I am sure many others.


    Yet you are still here. Rich can come back anytime. Audioreview is about equipment and music not hate. I think you have scared off more with your games and bad attitude than I have with me just being my charming self.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeE SP9
    His "anything that I don't recommend is garbage" and "all wires and cables sound the same" mantras haven't changed.
    They prolly do when you're 117 years old...

    ...in any case, it's good to have you back around Joe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMichael
    Yet you are still here. Rich can come back anytime. Audioreview is about equipment and music not hate. I think you have scared off more with your games and bad attitude than I have with me just being my charming self.
    Yeah....whatever you say. Equipment and music, exactly....not about sexual preference, which for some reason was always mentioned in some way or another, how many times can BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN-like references come about.....?

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    I can not mention a favorite movie?
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